Episode 202: Make History Hot Again: with Brittany Lavelle Tulla

About this episode

Brittany Lavelle Tulla discusses her journey in historic preservation and the importance of understanding the stories behind old buildings.

In this episode of Between Two Brokers, Erin and Stacy sit down with everyone's favorite history gurly: Brittany Lavelle Tulla. They discuss her journey in historic preservation, the growth of her business, and the importance of understanding the stories behind old buildings. She emphasizes the value of historic homes in real estate, the need for community engagement in preservation efforts, and the historical context of Charleston's architecture. Brittany also highlights the significance of Upper King Street and Mount Pleasant's rich history, while advocating for the role of social media in raising awareness about preservation issues. Follow Brittany on IG: https://www.instagram.com/bvlavelletulla/?hl=en Work with Brittany: https://www.bvlhpr.com/

People in this episode

Hosts: Erin, Stacy

Guest: Brittany Lavelle Tulla

Topics covered

• historic preservation
• real estate
• community engagement
• Charleston architecture
• social media awareness

Keywords

• historic preservation
• real estate
• Charleston
• architecture
• community engagement
• social media

Mentioned in this episode

Places: Charleston, Upper King Street, Mount Pleasant

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